How to describe someone’s looks in Japanese
Hey guys, welcome to another incredible online Japanese lesson from Bondlingo. Today we are going to be learning all about how to describe appearance in Japanese. This is very useful…
Continue readingDescribing personality traits in Japanese
Hey guys, welcome to another awesome online Japanese lesson from Bondlingo. Today we are going to be learning all about how to describe personality characteristics in Japanese. These vocabulary words…
Continue readingUseful Japanese phrases (そうそう！まあまあ, ふつう, だいじょうぶ, ちょうどいい）
Knowing the appropriate way and time to use these phrases will definitely make you sound more fluent. Useful add-ons to your everyday vocabulary When studying Japanese, the dream is usually…
Continue readingLearning about the common phrases どうした(doushita) and どうしたの(doushitano)
Hey there you lovely Japanese learners, how are you doing? Today we have an amazing Japanese lesson coming at you. We will be learning all about どうした DOUSHITA AND どうしたの…
Continue readingHow to talk about gaming in Japanese
about gaming lingo in Japanese. We will be showing you all the essential need-to-know vocab to enhance your Japanese gaming experience. Whether you’re a nintendo nut, Sony freak or Microsoft…
Continue readingUncommon but useful Japanese words and phrases
We have discussed so many words and phrases on this blog page of ours and they all have one thing in common–they are way too… COMMON. Overview – Uncommon but…
Continue readingとめる(tomeru) VS やめる(yameru) : What is the difference between “やめる” and “とめる” ?
As a Japanese student, you probably know that both of these words pretty much mean the same thing… Or does it? Read through this blog to find out! STOP: とめる(tomeru)…
Continue readingUseful Japanese Phrases: Dou shimashita ka どうしましたか
Ladies and gentlemen, the top of the morning to you all! Today we are going to be learning all about dou shimashita ka どうしましたか which is a ridiculously useful phrase…
Continue readingUseful Japanese Phrases: Tsukareta つかれた・疲れた
Feeling warn out? We certainly hope not! It’s time to get energized guys as we embark on this extremely useful Japanese lesson on tsukareta つかれた・疲れた to express “warn out” in…
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